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ORCID14th S-BPM ONE 2024: Weiden, Germany
- Matthes Elstermann, Matthias Lederer:
Subject-Oriented Business Process Management. Models for Designing Digital Transformations - 15th International Conference, S-BPM ONE 2024, Weiden, Germany, May 21-22, 2024, Proceedings. Communications in Computer and Information Science 2206, Springer 2025, ISBN 978-3-031-72040-6
Processes and Data
- Constantin Liepert
, Christian Stary, Axel Lamprecht, Dennis Zügn:
Digital Twin Data Provision Within Engineering: An AAS PLM Implementation Ensuring Interoperability. 3-23 - Dominik Kick, Stefan Rösl, Thomas Auer, Christian Schieder:
Data Catalogs in an Industrial SME Context - A Systematic Literature Review. 24-37 - Lukas Schleicher, Mirek Sindler, Quirin Dittmann:
Data Mesh: How to Implement the Paradigm Shift. 38-58 - Ana Moya, Michael Hein, Sabrina Bier:
Improving Agile Maturity in Data Teams: A Framework for Enhanced Business Process Agility. 59-64 - Simon J. Preis:
Synergizing Data Contracts and BPM to Improve Process Interoperability: An Analysis of Gaps and Opportunities of Data Exchange Agreements in BPM Models. 65-82
Subject-Oriented Modeling, Philosophy, and Technology
- Thomas Ernst Jost, Matthes Elstermann:
An Aspect-Oriented Extension of the Parallel Activity Specification Schema: A First Draft. 85-104 - Christian Stary:
How Business Process Modeling Can Benefit from Rhetorical Structure Theory. 105-124 - Florian Daniel, Richard Heininger, Christian Stary:
Modeling of IoT Systems Behavior: A Subject-Oriented Reference Model. 125-144 - Matthes Elstermann, Sanja Kuhn:
Subject-Oriented Modeling Workflow Control Patterns with PASS. 145-152 - Alexander Lawall, Petra Beenken:
Subject- and Process-Oriented Comparison of Multi-factor Authentication Methods. 153-159 - Celina Schulz:
S-BPM as an Alternative to BPMN in the Context of Low-Code: Applicability, User Experience and Transformation from S-BPM to BPMN. 160-169
Processes and Sustainability
- Svenja Hauck, Lucas Greif:
Facilitating the Preparation of Life Cycle Assessment Through Subject-Oriented Process Modeling: A Methodological Framework. 173-188 - Julia Riabova:
A Framework for Sustainable Web Design in the Era of Digital Transformation. 189-208 - Patricia Olear, Mattias Lederer, Teresa Pereira:
Green Thoughts and Creative Spaces: An Experimental Study on Influence of Innovation Labs on Productivity and Sustainability of Process Teams. 209-229 - Florian Krenn, Stefan Lampl, Christian Stary:
Towards Resilient Digital Supply Chains. 230-236
Good Process Practices
- Lisa Rüeck, Veronika Broy, Silvia Riedl, Stefan Rösl, Thomas Auer, Christian Schieder:
Walking Away from Omelas: Towards a Comprehensive Model for Successful Adoption of Industry 4.0 Technologies in SMEs. 239-255 - Constantin Liepert, Christian Stary, Axel Lamprecht, Dennis Zügn:
Interoperable Product Change Management Within Engineering: A Digital Twin Approach. 256-261 - Dennis Hildebrand, Stefan Rösl, Thomas Auer, Christian Schieder:
Next-Generation Business Process Management (BPM): A Systematic Literature Review of Cognitive Computing and Improvements in BPM. 262-278 - Udo Kannengiesser, Alain Wegmann:
Three Stances in Enterprise System Design. 279-298 - Mattias Lederer, Michael Mahr:
Process Orientation in Authorities: Opportunities, Challenges and Best Practices. 299-307 - Remzi Avci:
Which Good Practices Minimize Procedural Problems in IT Workflows Between Authorities? 308-314 - Christoph Piller:
Meta-prompt Engineering in ChatGPT-4 for AI-Generated BPM Reference Models. 315-331
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